They thought it notable that I was doing something after college other than investment banking or law school.
Just sprinting along with our theme, here: Some precariously alive dude of the pissed-pants variety recently said/yelled "You got what I want but do you got what I need?" at me on the street which I thought was notable for its rhythmic value, if not specificity.
This primary structure of minicollagens is therefore more malleable than previously thought, a notable observation given that these proteins that are known for their considerable tensile stability as major components of one of the most osmotically pressurized cellular products known [ 37].
With the rich history of children's literature, it's easy to think of notable books that failed to make the cut.
Here's what I think is notable: Taking advantage of the fact that group buying is driven by collective behavior, ChompOn allows publishers to track deals shared over social media like Facebook and Twitter.
"We thought it was notable that The New England Journal accepted this paper, that they would take fibromyalgia on as an issue, and also because tai chi is an alternative therapy that some people raise eyebrows about," said Dr. Robert Shmerling, clinical chief of rheumatology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, co-author of an editorial about the study.
The hires that I thought were most notable were those of John Saroff and Jill Szuchmacher, who both previously served in leadership roles to grow the Google TV business.
As we pointed out when the free calling and messaging service was launched in May, we thought it was notable that Amazon was from the start expanding the communications experience outside of the Echo-device ecosystem: people could also use their Alexa apps — on smartphones and other hardware — to communicate with each other.
A writer for the BBC's Neighbours website thought Daphne's most notable moment was "Going into labour with Jamie at a riverside picnic".
The Venite was performed on 13 June 1923 at the Queen's Hall, by the Philharmonic Choir under Charles Kennedy Scott; the Spectators critic thought it a "very notable addition to modern British music".
